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Was $3.39 to $3.49 a week ago. Then $3.59 everywhere for most of the past five days. This morning it's $3.84 to $3.89 most places I passed. There is some variance due to the size of the county I live in.
Prices uniformly changed around the county at lunchtime yesterday to $3.79/gal. Today they went to $3.99/gal when the sun came up. It's all very weird... and worrisome.
I'm in Ocala, Fla. Tuesday it was $3.49 today I'm seeing it has hit $4.00 at Racetrac Stations. I did see$4.25 I think that was Chevron. Shell and the others seem to be $3.80 to $3.99. Tomorrow I imagine the standard price in all stations will be $4.00. I've never seen prices go up this fast. I'm not surprised I expected this would happen. It also wouldn't surprise me if so called gas shortages start like in the 1970s.
I'm in Ocala, Fla. Tuesday it was $3.49 today I'm seeing it has hit $4.00 at Racetrac Stations. I did see$4.25 I think that was Chevron. Shell and the others seem to be $3.80 to $3.99. Tomorrow I imagine the standard price in all stations will be $4.00. I've never seen prices go up this fast. I'm not surprised I expected this would happen. It also wouldn't surprise me if so called gas shortages start like in the 1970s.
At this point it is all speculators as there is no constriction in supply. We are entering the spring maintenance and blend switchover season too and you know how that is always used to run up prices at the pump.
It's gone up at by at least 60 cents where I live, 80 cents more in some stations. I'm driving Door Dash now. I figured if I have to drive, I might as well get a side gig to pick up extra money.
Usually we're right at (or even slightly below) the state average. So very worrisome indeed. I can't imagine what we're going to be looking at come April and May.
Wtf? It's a range dude that can be averaged. This isn't hard to understand. And you have a propensity to cherry pick one of the highest stations and claim that to be the norm. It's not and GasBuddy will be within cents of the listed prices on the stations. It's extremely accurate no matter how many times you want to claim it's not.
There are 8 stations in my town and it shows the price for each.
Not everyone is hurting. People in the oil industry should be doing very well.
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